That’s a sweet looking coin. Very nice find. Congratulations!
Nice looking coin and you did good on the pricing. You need to keep for a few years to make decent money on this coin. Find a way to collect and...
The photo is too blurry to tell if doubled or not. Please check this date carefully as there are a number of doubled dies for this date. One is...
A 1 ounce copper round to celebrate them. The date is April 18, 1942 but this token is more modern, like by an act of Congress, 2014. Part of the...
A well but nice looking circulation coin. Too worn to identify as a DDR.
Love the Mercury Dimes!
Lincoln is trying to spit out a plating blister. They’re very nasty in that area.
It looks normal to me, just a bit of DDD caused by a worn out die.
Very nice to give or receive.
It’s damaged
Not the S/D over mint mark. Your S is filled with debris but it is a minor greaser.
No, just a precaution. One always needs to be self aware, aware of their surroundings and what’s going on. And one should also think of ways to...
S is a proof from San Francisco, D is a Denver coin and with no mint mark it was minted in Philadelphia.
The correct term is counter stamped. They do have value. Yours is on a 1996 coin so the value will be low and the coin has a spot of zinc rot...
A lot of us had imaginary friends. He just wanted you to play with your friend.
I totally lack imagination and I can’t make a stick man look good. I just wasn’t blessed with those things.
Looks normal for a corroded cent.
It’s a nice looking old coin that took a few small hits while in circulation.
As I said before Barbi, you have a great imagination. :)
Grease filled die but hard to tell from the photos. Very common.
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